San Diego

Feeder · Other Songs - Feeder

I've got one thing left to say

I hope that things turn out OK

Maybe some day you will come around



Mabye we're too self-obsessed, materialistic, over-sexed

Energizers, silicone, aviators, mobile phones



I'll tell you one thing, gonna make it

Start a new life, be connected



Cause you will never see me drown, I'll build a ship when bridges burn

I don't want to fall back in, defenses down when eyes are staring in, staring in



San Diego (San Diego) that's where I'll go (that's where I'll go)

We'll watch the waves rise yeah as bodies glisten in the sun

San Diego sounds like fun



I just wanna find that place, journey into outer space

Watch the world through telescopes, send back photos to the folks



I'll tell you one thing, gonna make it

Start a new life, be connected



Cause you will never see me drown, I'll build a ship when bridges burn, yeah

I don't want to fall back in, defenses down when eyes are staring in, staring in



San Diego (San Diego) that's where I'll go (that's where I'll go)

We'll watch the waves rise yeah as bodies glisten in the sun

San Diego (San Diego) that's where I'll go (that's where I'll go)

We'll watch the waves rise yeah as bodies glisten in the sun

San Diego sounds like fun, fun



Me, myself I always burn my fears away

as substance turns me into something I can't be



San Diego (San Diego) that's where I'll go (that's where I'll go)

We'll watch the waves rise yeah as bodies glisten in the sun

San Diego (San Diego) that's where I'll go (that's where I'll go)

We'll watch the waves rise yeah as bodies glisten in the sun

San Diego (San Diego) that's where I'll go (that's where I'll go)

We'll watch the waves rise yeah as bodies glisten in the sun

San Diego

San Diego stands as a notable track within Feeder's expansive catalogue, reflecting the band's signature blend of melodic rock and alternative sensibilities. Emerging from a period of prolific output, the song captures the emotional resonance and dynamic range that have defined the group's sound for decades. While the recording showcases the band's ability to craft accessible yet textured anthems, it also highlights their evolution through various musical phases. The track fits seamlessly alongside other well-known works, demonstrating the consistent songwriting prowess that has secured Feeder's place in the British rock landscape. Listeners will find a composition that balances introspective moments with driving rhythms, characteristic of the band's approach to creating enduring music.